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ever- any objection to me renting the house with a Guardian Wont

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B! Gertrude Kaevelr

This was pure wickedness on Ten‘s part. for he know that Allfll intended to avoid the VH-n Eldon house that day. Early in the morn- ing he had been draiaed to the phone to hear her worried voice an- nounce n new catastrophe - the 1055 o; her “enga-gement" ring. [tpriYs fiance had shown scant smapathy. Maybe it was a good bleak the thing had sot lest - before it worked its phvvhlv effect and made him _blow his braille out, like Great-aunt muphemla’;

i lover. _ _

The “old girls" were dividing ifhelr time this morning helping sAprll search for her rirlﬂ ﬁnd {putting the house in order Bile! ipsrty, Both were rather tired andi

very much upset over the dis-y appearance oi’ what Zora reierredi I~ to as the "missing llalll°°m" ZQYVS» iidea. ot the way to find the ring‘ ~was to cast April's horoscope and 'try the cards and teacups. Polly llhought it more practical l0 W111 hack the rugs. Argument ensued that developed into a quarrel. Polly called Zora lwy. and ZOII resented the accusation. She in- sisted on the right. to exercise her "glft” and guessed she couldn't |help it if she had the powers of "divernaticil". Wasn't she the seventh daughter cif a. seventh—"

"l-leyl” Pollys shout had a cheer- ful ring to it. "Mr. Brown's comin'!"

"Mr. Brown? Wellfiihe idea!" Zc-ra smiled and began to fix her hair. ‘

By title time Polly ushered Bill into the living room things seemed a little livelier at the “l-llll" what have you been doing with your- sell’. Anything prong?” Bill was looking at her keenly.

“Lots of things." April admitted. "First, of course, this bad nevus about Allxe—that she's going to marry Lucius Adan-is next week. He has to go to England. and-oh, Bill. have you heard the latest? One of the hospital nurses told me she had heard Lori-y and Jay were going to remarryn"

"I haven't heard that."

Bill

our meals out and he spends all the

night."

"I know. Perhaps Ilm worrying for nothing." April sighed "I haven't had time to tell you about losing Great-aunt Di/phomlzfs ring."

"Lost your engagement ring? Oh.

so that's the trouble?" Bill looked _st the slim bare hand on Aprils

“It's been lost since the night of my party."

"Party? Aha! Page Mr. Raailfertyl"

"I know Rail didn't take my ring."

"l'm not saying he burgled it." Bill interrupted. “Perhaps you

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dropped it in the attic and he‘ picked it up and said ‘Finding I keepingsh"

"I didn't drop it anywhere. I i took it oilf when I was dressing l and put it on something or in i surnethinig."

a - e CHAPTER XXIV

It was not remarkable tlhat to- wards the end Bill's picnic seemed a. aorncuihat fiat aflfalr. They gath- I cred up crumbs and coffee cups,‘ stowed away the packing boxes.

the car April cast scarcely a glance , at p001 arid garden. when she gotj home she'd take that Dream Hansel picture out of her scrap book and tear it in pieces.

Night had fallen when theyl reached the “l-lill", arid the sli-l was crisp and cold. Yellow leaves‘ patterned the wet rood of the. car. The back seat was hea-ped with. golden pumpkins. scarlet apples,| jars of buckwheat honey-all the‘ roadstand provender Bill could cel-

yed to cheer the new girlsn" April” fquestioning by the Province 01 the .

anus were filled with yellow oakl leaves and scarlet bittersweet. Heri choc-ks were flushed. her eyes; hriglhi. Altogether it looked like the" return from an entirely successiulj outing-and it wasn't. Both of thorn ' knew that. .

At the door April thanked Bill‘ politely for her wonderful day, but‘ did not ask him in, l_

“Hil" said Bill. “you've forgotten: sonlething." i

"Wlhnt? I've got the basket nndl the thermos." '

"But you haven't pair your debt";

“Don't he silly.“ ;

"Qultteri" Bill cried. and took heri in his arms. April did not struggle,‘ but the face she lifted to his had a look on it that made him let her so. He stepped back. “oh? he said. "if thsts tlie way you feel about it!" He junlped info ills car and

, drove awa y.

hdwnaL T" scarcely seen Jaydons were going at top speed but since Russ was taken ill. We get,

time he can spare with the kid“ Gwelm Harding told me Mrs. Killgl was going ban-k to Chicago to-_ ‘this sort of fuss." Allxe

ment of 20,000 trout eggs to East

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At the Varl Elden house preparat-

with all the commotion in the house Alixe concerned herself little.

"Why didn't you warn me. April? I particularly said 1 didn't event looking ipale and worn, was just, in from the office .

“SOTFY. darling. but your mother ls making a point of the decorat- ions. The men are measuring for the simlax on the stairs now. It. seems Van Eldon brides always have smilax c-n the stairs, with-J’

(To Be Continued)

rnvmo Enos‘ LONDON - (CPi _ The United Kingdcm recently tlew s consign-

Afrlca, required for re-stocking streams on high ground. The eggs travelled iii a special insulated box.

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iii. S. Supreme Court Rules

“PM” {In Test Base

(By The Canadian Preset HALIFAX, June 13-h: a major- i lty decision Batirrdlsy the Nova.

lscotla Supresne Oourt ruled that‘

the Province cannot delegate its constitutional powers to the Do- minion. |

It also ruled that the Dominion cannot delegate its constitutional powers to the Province.

ma ruling, in eﬂect, confirms the constitutional authority of both Dominion and Province. For ex- amipie, it would be illegal for the Dominion to accept a delegation of traditionally provincial education powers and for the Province to accept a delegation of tradition- ally Federal Bank control powers.

(At Ottawa, Justice Department‘ officials said the ruling" would not aﬂect last year's Dominion-Provin- cial financial agreement.

(They added that it was dlﬂlcult to see what practical eﬂects the iudglnent would have but doubted that they would be great.)

The test case decision on a. Nova Scot-la. Legislature bill followed

need for constitutional amend- ments i! the Dominion and Prov- inces were to continue delegating‘ powers to each other.

The speciﬁc test bill concerned labor and taxation matters. It was given only ﬁrst reading in the 1947 Legislature session.

When the bill was introduced a Nova. Scotia Government spokes- man said it was not the intention of the Government to carry out the legislation suggested and. it was given ﬁrst reading merely to allow it to be used as the basis for a test case. l

He said. deicgating rigllls llari lolig been a questionable sublet-t. and it was the Provinces desire to have it settled.

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National health eimerts have known for a long tune that. recrea-i tlon 1s a vital need for all cansd-l fans. Recreation means spare time: activities such as evening and week-end play and a complete holl- day each year. l

Most employers now realize that. annual vacations help make more, satisﬁed and more efficient work-| Prs but many professional and; technical workers neglect to ﬁnd. time to relax completely at least. once a year in order to work efiic-i lently it is necessary to rest ado-i quately.

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